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How is research software managed at UMCs?: insights from a first meetup
How is research software managed at UMCs?: insights from a first meetup
Written by eScience Center Fellow Thomas Pronk
Netherlands eScience Center
Nov 11
Variables, Records, Values and Objects
Variables, Records, Values and Objects
The Engineering Corner
Lourens Veen
Nov 7
Beyond research
Beyond research
‘Beyond research’ is a new mini-series we are starting on the eScience Center blog. We want to give you some insight into the interests…
Netherlands eScience Center
Oct 30
From Corridor Coincidences to Cellular Cartography: The grlc Story
From Corridor Coincidences to Cellular Cartography: The grlc Story
This is the story of grlc, a tool that transforms complex linked data queries into user-friendly web interfaces. We interviewed grlc’s…
Netherlands eScience Center
Oct 24
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The magic of teaching about the anti-magic of generative AI
The magic of teaching about the anti-magic of generative AI
On the use and abuse of generative artificial intelligence by students
Candace Moore
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Why should you care about reproducible code — and how to get started?
Why should you care about reproducible code — and how to get started?
On 23 April 2024, the first ‘National Research Software Day’ took place in Hilversum, the Netherlands. During the unconference part of the…
Netherlands eScience Center
Sep 24
National Research Software Day: National Infrastructures for Sustainable Software
National Research Software Day: National Infrastructures for Sustainable Software
Written by Luisa Orozco, Daniela Gawehns, and Carlos Martinez-Ortiz
Netherlands eScience Center
Sep 19
A Helpful Noob
A Helpful Noob
Open Source Intelligence of Malware
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Sep 10
(Un)wieldy workflows with WRF
(Un)wieldy workflows with WRF
Streamlining experiments with the Weather Research and Forecasting model
Peter Kalverla
Sep 4
Research software is critical to the future of AI-driven research
Research software is critical to the future of AI-driven research
By Michelle Barker, Kim Hartley, Daniel S. Katz, Richard Littauer, Qian Zhang, Shurui Zhou, Jyoti Bhogal
Netherlands eScience Center
Aug 22
Decoding Research Software Impact: A Collaborative Journey
Decoding Research Software Impact: A Collaborative Journey
On 23 April 2024, the first ‘National Research Software Day’ took place in Hilversum, the Netherlands. During the unconference part of the…
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Jul 25
What Research Software Engineers can learn from Taylor Swift
What Research Software Engineers can learn from Taylor Swift
It’s Friday night, 5 July 2024. After some out-of-this-world pizza and a couple of drinks with colleagues, I’m on my way to catching a late…
Lourens Veen
Jul 18
Procedural Programming
Procedural Programming
The Engineering Corner № 2
Lourens Veen
Jul 4
Quantum Computing for Quantum Chemistry with qc2
Quantum Computing for Quantum Chemistry with qc2
Quantum Computing is a rapidly evolving field that has the potential to transform the way we approach complex computational problems…
Carlosmurilorocha
Jun 27
Brainstorming on the success of a research software catalogue
Brainstorming on the success of a research software catalogue
Researchers reflect on the whys and hows of scientific software catalogues
Netherlands eScience Center
Jun 11
A Tale of Tallness
A Tale of Tallness
In the past two centuries, the Dutch have become the tallest people of the planet. What factors caused this remarkable development? This is…
Erik Tjong Kim Sang
May 28
The ‘do-it-yourself’ Computed Tomography scanner
The ‘do-it-yourself’ Computed Tomography scanner
Researchers developed a method to use existing X-ray imaging facilities for Computed Tomography (CT) scanning
Netherlands eScience Center
May 23
Henry, the City Tweaker
Henry, the City Tweaker
Imagining the future of urban planning
Peter Kalverla
May 21
Python’s timeit: Find the fastest code in no time
Python’s timeit: Find the fastest code in no time
Every programmer wants their programs to run a little faster, but how? Identify your code’s bottlenecks with timeit!
Sander van Rijn
May 14
Masking time-series for eXplainable AI
Masking time-series for eXplainable AI
Why did my Machine Learning (ML) model make this decision? Is it paying attention to the right elements of the data we give it?
Christiaan Meijer
Apr 5
The Dystopian Mirage: Blogging’s Descent with My Involvement
The Dystopian Mirage: Blogging’s Descent with My Involvement
Within the tumultuous realm of digital content creation, bloggers are confronted with a dilemma — to maintain the integrity of their craft…
Reggie Cushing
Mar 26
The FAIR for Research Software Principles after two years: an adoption update
The FAIR for Research Software Principles after two years: an adoption update
By Michelle Barker, Leyla Jael Castro, Bernadette Fritzsch, Daniel S. Katz, Carlos Martinez-Ortiz, Anna Niehues, Alexander Struck, Qian…
Netherlands eScience Center
Mar 19
How to manage your IP address in Python
How to manage your IP address in Python
This post is the first of a series of blog posts arising from a collaboration between the eScience Center and the ODISSEI Social Data…
Flavio Hafner
Feb 27
Differentiation without subtraction
Differentiation without subtraction
A surprising application of complex numbers
Pablo Rodríguez-Sánchez
Feb 13
Causal Inference in JASP: The Process Module
Causal Inference in JASP: The Process Module
By Malte Lüken, Julia M. Rohrer, Thijs Vroegh, Johnny van Doorn, and Eric-Jan Wagenmakers
Malte Lüken
Feb 1
Talking about energy-efficient GPU computing at SC23
Talking about energy-efficient GPU computing at SC23
November is the time for Supercomputing, or SC as it is called nowadays, and in 2023 the largest High-Performance Computing (HPC)…
Alessio Sclocco
Jan 16
How to ensure that others can run your code
How to ensure that others can run your code
By Julian Gonggrijp
Netherlands eScience Center
Dec 12, 2023
Machine Learning Machinery for Quantum Chemistry
Machine Learning Machinery for Quantum Chemistry
Machine learning techniques are impacting all areas of science, and molecular simulations are not spared. This blog post shows how to make…
Nicolas Renaud
Dec 5, 2023
Navigating research software policies: Insights from the Dutch research community
Navigating research software policies: Insights from the Dutch research community
Imagine you’re a researcher who developed a brilliant piece of software that may be useful to many. Maybe it’s a single script that cleans…
Netherlands eScience Center
Nov 28, 2023
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